This makes more sense? Or a canon R5 or R5c if rf ecosystem is priority. Komodo X is sick but price point is big

@@Abdi_Mohamed_ Agreed! Komodo and R5/R5C combo would be a killer combo! I currently have a Komodo / S5IIX combo and they're fantastic together.

@@Abdi_Mohamed_I mean it’s RED it’s price is backed by it’s name like Arri

Who cares, use it if you like it

@@raildude270 you’are right but it still makes it a bad investment

This doesn’t make a lot of sense. The life cycle of red products is certainly slower than some of these major companies like Sony or canon, and Red cameras all the way back to DSCM-1 are still being used regularly on productions and perform beautifully.

imo, canon and Red are not targeting the same market 2 years after the komodo's release, you can find it used for half the price. In 2018 a Red scarlet would have cost you 20K and five years later you can buy it used for under 5k. In 2015 Arri released the Alexa mini for 30k and 8 years later it's almost the same price

@@moviedcrea sure but that’s just the nature of the beast. Not specifically a red thing. Arri is the exception cause well it’s arri…and there’s nothing above the alexa mini that can be had for under 60k, so still a lot of desire for the mini. And I’m not sure a Komodo is the best example of this as it’s already more of a budget friendly red. I doubt you’ll see that raptor cutting in half in price any time soon. But this also can be a great thing and allow slightly older cameras to be had for much cheaper like the 11k Monstro I picked up. Just because something new comes out doesn’t make the camera itself obsolete when it’s so capable.

Don't buy a Raptor make alot of money with what u got first then Make the move to Komodo x

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FX6 all the way.

I have the original Komodo - so - I suppose - I’m biased - but - unless you’re talking of low light situations (or maybe a fashion video that emphasises facial cosmetics) - I think “massive” may be a bit of an exaggeration !

I think that the metric from users i have spoken to is that because of the red na.e and relative high price compared to consumer cams like fx3 and bla kmaguc, they thought that they could just use iso to "expose" and not light scenes. The vast majority crappy footage is poorly exposed footage. Traffic lights are your friend. Especially when not using r3d. It results in flat noisy images. The price difference between the X and the 6k make them almost completely different cameras. Its hard to take comparisons that are not at least close in price.​@Digibeatle09

In a year this same kid will be uploading his video "Why the OG Komodo its more FILMIC!!!"

@@user-zv7lm8uk7h you talking about me ?

I’ll see what I can do!

@@bwashmedia you the man!

Im seeling one for $600. its not a scam!

@@user-zv7lm8uk7h how do I reach out to you

Lol that was a transition

@@bwashmedia I know 😁

AHAHAHAHA

In a year this same kid will be uploading his video "Why the OG Komodo its more FILMIC!!!"

I disagree. Although he makes some good points on the upgrades and I could see how it’s definitely better, he fails to mention that the difference is still $4k. I don’t know about you, but I’d rather use that money for other bells and whistles. If you have that money, then go for it.

@@brylo4 for sure, it’s definitely a huge investment. I run and gun pretty much all of my stuff and the low light performance alone is enough to make me consider it along with the general image. Since i already have all of the accessories from my OG Komodo it wouldn’t be a huge investment other than the body itself. I’m gonna stick with my Komodo for the next year, but I’ll probably be upgrading it in the future when it makes sense for me.